A living Radar
Today’s real near-Earth asteroids circle a familiar Earth. Spin, zoom and tap to meet each one.
A space zoo powered by today’s sky
Rockimals turns NASA’s live asteroid data into a calm, playful universe where children can meet today’s visitors, unlock picture-book adventures and learn through gentle games.
Now available on iPhone & iPad

Eight heroes · Forty chapters
Niko, Tavi, Barney, Kito, Pofi, Bobo, Ciko and Enoli each have a five-chapter story. Meet a hero on the Radar to unlock the next chapter; the Library keeps every story you find.

Today’s real near-Earth asteroids circle a familiar Earth. Spin, zoom and tap to meet each one.
Warm, full-screen illustrations turn each hero’s space adventure into a read-together moment.
Unlocked chapters stay on the device, ready to revisit even when the connection is not.

Inside Rockimals
Real science, gently told
Size determines the animal, distance is compared with the Moon and speed shapes the story. Official NASA designations and source links stay available in a grown-up section behind the parent gate.
For grown-ups
Radar, animal facts, following animals and one new story a day are always free. Rockimals Plus adds every new story each day, unlimited Earth Shield, all discovery missions, four more games and journal decorations.
Optional monthly or yearly subscription. Prices, trial eligibility and terms appear in the store before purchase.Made for children
No advertising, accounts, behavioural analytics or cross-app tracking.
Purchases, outside links and optional reminders sit behind a parent gate.
Calm Motion, larger controls and supportive feedback help different explorers feel at home.
Every word and every app preview on this page follows the language you choose.
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FAQ
Yes. The core Radar, animal facts, following and one new story a day are free. Rockimals Plus is optional.
Bundled stories and sample sky data keep the experience useful offline. Live visitors, new daily stories, purchases and reminders need a connection.
Yes. Rockimals uses NASA’s Near Earth Object Web Service and keeps the official designation available for grown-ups.